Kenyan media delegation documents the extent of the crimes committed by the militia against citizens and service facilities

The Secretary-General of the Khartoum State Government, Al-Hadi Abdel-Sayed Ibrahim, met with the Kenyan media delegation visiting Khartoum State, in the presence of the Acting Minister and Director-General of the Ministry of Culture, Information, and Tourism, Al-Tayeb Saad El-Din.
The delegation was present to examine the crimes committed by the rebel militia, the extent of the destruction and looting of citizens’ property, and the violations committed. The delegation also sought to clarify the misinformation being promoted that the war raging in Sudan is a war between two generals.
The Secretary-General emphasized that the war was imposed on the citizens, and that it had greatly harmed them, as it targeted public facilities, including water and electricity stations and public service centers.
He said, “We count on the visit of the Kenyan media delegation to reflect the reality of the situation and the suffering of citizens from the effects of the war and the displacement of students from universities and schools.”
He added, “We expect the delegation, as an eyewitness, to reflect the extent of the voluntary return from the states and outside Sudan.”، pointing out that the war will affect generations who have lost their futures and employees who have lost their jobs, the delegation emphasized that without the support the militia continues to receive from regional countries and others, the war would not have continued.
The delegation emphasized that the visit revealed the extent of the massive destruction to the capital’s infrastructure, noting that the visit to Sudan enabled them to witness the destruction, violations, and massacres in Gezira State in the areas of Wad Alnoura, Al-Junaid, and Al-Hilaliya, highlighting to the outside world the extent of the violations committed by the militia against Sudanese citizens.
For his part, the official spokesman for the state, Al-Tayeb Saad Al-Din, emphasized that the visit is important for the Kenyan delegation, whose country has continued to provide all necessary assistance to the militia.
The delegation must enlighten Kenyan public opinion about the facts and crimes committed by the militia and expose the extent of the conspiracy against the Sudanese people.